Does this TV support 220 voltage?
8596
Checked the TV and manual and it appears that it only works with 110/120 Volts
204960
No. It runs on regular house current (110 volts as opposed to 220). Hope this helps. I like mine because it works well & didn't cost very much.
1649414
Mine is a 65 inch and it does not support 220v, only 110-120V, also the model should be ES8000, not sure what UN means, but the 60/65 or whatever is the size
326964
No, it is only rated for 120V-60Hz. A step-down transformer would be required to use it at 220V. If the 220 volts is 50HZ that is probably not a problem.
478248
No, it does not as this one was for use in USA which uses 110V. You might want to check the model specific to 220V.
1630352
According to the info on the back of the unit it supports 100-240V and 50-60Hz. It comes with just a US power cord in the US but it would appear that with the appropriate physical connector it will work on 220V.
818652
No. It is set up on a 110 basis. I do not know if they have an alternative with 220.
1361497
I have not had the oppertunity to test it on 220V but it's Sony and the Sony website says yes!
1400268
I checked the back of my tv and the electrical says 110v to 240v. Mine is 110v. Looks like the tv is dual voltage, but you would have to change out transformer in the back? I would just make sure you order one that is 220 to 240.
434893
I bought it after reading this question and answer indicating it had 220/240 volt, but NO, it only has 110v on the plug. So if you are looking for 220/240 volt, you will need to check others.
1414558
Yes, if you get an adapter for the plug and transformer that's compatible in UK, they use 220k in UK
2184641
The specifications for this set can be found here: http://www.sharpusa.com/ForHome/HomeEntertainment/LCDTV/Models/LC90LE745U.aspx?tech_specs=1 The short answer is no. The set only supports 120v AC power, and the warranty is valid in the US only.
2084758
You need to check the amperage rating on the TV and multiply that by 120 (volts). That will give you the wattage of the television. Some Tv's are 110/220 compatible. If yours is, I believe a simple (dumb) adapter will work. Call your manufacturer, they should be able to help.
2042601
No. And you mean 220-240 Voltage. This is designed for the American consumer which has 120 Volts only. It does not work in Europe.
1718899
Mine is 120 volt, don't know if it is available in 220. Certainly is not needed...
694720
Yes. The power supply says 100v-240v so 220 is no problem. I have both in my house and I'm pretty sure I'm plugged into 220.
982715
I;ve never seen a TV in the US that wasn't 110V, as is mine. I suppose its possible they could build one with an internal transformer but I doubt that they would. It's probably up to the customer to secure the proper voltage adapter for their particular country. For additional clarity contact www.samsung.com.